People are crazy about playback singer Monali Thakur's singing. Huge crowds of fans gather to listen to his concerts. But the singer shared a bad experience at a recent Varanasi concert. Monali was so upset because of the bad management that she left the concert midway. The singer also apologized to his fans for ending the concert this way.
Monali angrily left the show On December 22, Monali reached Varanasi for a concert. He and his team were very excited about this. But after what the singer saw after reaching there, she could not control her anger and announced to leave the concert midway from the stage. Monali vented her anger on the company that organized the event. The singer cited several reasons for ending the concert midway through. A video of her has surfaced in which Monali says that the stage setup is not proper and the arrangement is very bad.
Monali apologizes In the video, the singer says- My heart is broken. I will leave aside the state of infrastructure. Can't explain what kind of stage is created to steal money. One may get leg injury. Dancer tells me to calm down but it's such bad planning so I have to speak up. I am responsible to answer you, you come for me. So you hold me responsible. I hope I can take responsibility for it myself. Then don't trust any worthless, irresponsible, immoral people. I sincerely apologize that this show had to end here. But I will definitely come back and show you a better show than this.
However, the event organizers have denied the singer's allegations. According to media reports, the organizers say that Monali initially made them wait for more than four hours at her hotel. He refused to talk to the press. Due to the delay in singing, the local media left without talking to her.
What songs has Monali sung? As for Monali, she lives in Switzerland. Currently she is traveling to India. Monali's hit songs include 'Moh Moh Ke Dhage', 'Jara Jara Touch Me', 'Khwab Dekhe'. She was a part of the singing reality show Indian Idol 2.
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